One box for the whole house
Your files, photos, cameras and smart home. A private assistant. Your TV and your Wi-Fi. Everything of yours stays inside the house.
From $1,4991, shipping in 20272
A bone-white Woven Core: an 18 by 16 by 18 centimetre metal box with perforated sides, a small front screen and the woven wordmark on the lower fascia. The screen reads "WOVEN CORE+" and the local time in the header, an amber light in the centre, the word "Ready." beneath it, and the status line "24 devices · inside · Gate closed".
The box is not built yet, and a reservation takes no money. The software inside it is written and running: you can put a Core on a Mac tonight, free, and check every claim on this page yourself.
Available tonightAvailable now
Woven Core runs on a Mac you already own. It is the same software the box will run, with the same Gate, the same receipts and the same permissions. One command installs it; your data stays in a folder you choose.
Passkeys, roles, guests with an end date, and spaces that are one person's even from the owner.
Back up a folder or a second Mac, browse it from any device at home, and search by name. Photos get a timeline you can search by what is in them.
One process is the only way out. Every crossing is approved and recorded with what was sent and who said yes.
The database, the files and the keys are encrypted on the drive. Snapshots run nightly, copy to a second drive, and the restore drill proves they work.
Pair a browser at home and reach the house from anywhere, end to end encrypted, with no open ports.
Off closes the Gate, drops the connection and refuses everything. It survives a restart, and it is a receipt like everything else.
Cameras, radios, the router, voice and the assistant's model need hardware that does not exist yet. Every screen in the dashboard says so when it is connected to a real Core, and this site keeps the same list on one page.
How it is builtAvailable now
Two computers in one box, and only one of them is on the internet. The Inside holds everything of yours and has no route out. The Outside is your router. Between them is the Gate, and only what you approve crosses it.5
Has no path to the internet.
Only what you approve crosses, and it is written down.
Is your router.
The Outside runs on its own network processor. The Inside has no route to it except the Gate. This is wiring, not a setting.
On a Mac the Gate is already there, as a separate process with its own allow list and its own log. In the box it is also a wire that is not connected.
TandemWith the box
A household assistant that runs inside. It knows the calendar, the files, the photos and the home, answers in under a second9, and asks before anything crosses the Gate.
Today the assistant is a rule engine over what your box already holds, and it says so on every screen.10 The model that reads a sentence needs the box's memory.
On your TV · includedWith the box
One HDMI cable and the biggest screen in the house shows your photos, your movies, your cameras and Tandem.11 No subscription, no account, no ads, nothing watching back.
HomeWith the box
Matter, Thread and Zigbee radios are built in.12 Lights, locks and thermostats answer in under a second, and keep answering when the internet is down, because they never needed it.
Outside · the routerWith the box
Wi-Fi 7 for the whole house and a 10 GbE port to the internet, on a separate processor that cannot see inside.13 A guest network for visitors. Rules and schedules for every device. One box replaces the router, the hub and the NAS.
Why not just…
Each does one part of the job well. None has a Gate, and none was built to run the household's assistant as a household, with permissions per person and a record of what left.14
Upgradeable computeWith the box
The chassis keeps your storage, radios, ports and keys for eight to ten years. The compute module carries the processor, the graphics, the neural engine and the memory, and swaps in sixty seconds.15 Keep scrolling.
The compute module on a slow turntable, seen from above and slightly in front: a machined graphite tray holding a dark green board; the processor under a brushed vapour chamber and a stack of 26 aluminium fins; four memory packages around it; six power stages along the back edge; an edge connector with 44 gold contacts along the front; and a pull handle on the back. The label on the tray reads Compute Module A1, Ryzen AI Max 390, 64 GB.
Compute Module A1 · vapour chamber · 26 fins · 44 gold contacts
An exploded view of the Woven Core chassis, told in four steps as the page scrolls. The bone-white lid lifts off and fades, showing the inside: two drive sleds on the left, three small radios and a gold secure element along the back, and the compute module in its bay. The module slides out to the right by its handle while an amber line marks the drives, radios and keys that stay in place. A new module, Compute Module B2 with 128 GB, slides in from the right and seats on the connector. Everything is still there: files, users, devices, automations and receipts.
Where your data went todayAvailable now
The front of the box and the app both keep one honest list: what stayed inside and what crossed the Gate, with what was sent and who approved it.16
This is running today. The figures drawn on the screens above are illustrations; your own box counts the real ones.17
128 GB · For 70B-class models, developers and robots
From $2,499
A bone-white Woven Core: an 18 by 16 by 18 centimetre metal box with perforated sides, a small front screen and the woven wordmark on the lower fascia. The screen reads "WOVEN CORE PRO" and the local time in the header, an amber light in the centre, the word "Ready." beneath it, and the status line "16 cameras · 3 agents · inside".
32 GB · For one to three people
From $899
A bone-white Woven Core: an 18 by 16 by 18 centimetre metal box with perforated sides, a small front screen and the woven wordmark on the lower fascia. The screen reads "WOVEN CORE" and the local time in the header, an amber light in the centre, the word "Ready." beneath it, and the status line "12 devices · inside".
AgentsWith the box
Personal agents are arriving with shell access and your inbox. On Woven they run inside, sandboxed, with their own identity, scoped permissions and a receipt for everything they do.18 They cannot reach the internet unless you open the Gate.
The permission engine, the receipts and the Gate an agent would run inside are built and tested today. The sandbox it runs in is not, and the list below is drawn.
Founding Homes · late 2026Engineering target
Woven OS on off-the-shelf boxes, in real homes, before any chassis is tooled.2 Founding Homes get the hardware at cost and a direct line to the people building it.
50 homes · 6 weeks · at cost
Every claim on this site is listed with what stands behind it on the what is real page.